Michael "AIR" Jordan - Original Career Documentary

[@JoeVincentPresents]

Months of work on this one. A brand new, far more in depth look at the life and career of Michael Jordan. There are a few segments from my old MJ doc inside this one, but obviously this video is more than twice the length of that one. I hope you all enjoy it.

[@shakalaka1477]

michael dunlop next 😁

[@BillyBobThot]

GOAT!!!

[@djh85]

another Jordan clip dam I love mike but come on

[@giantatt25]

Of course we will! Your shit is legendary & all facts based

[@giantatt25]

​@@djh85who cares!...lol...... Nobody does it better than Joe Vincent

[@difidon]

Jordan made basketball a global sport. The money, and shoe deals athletes get today is because of that man. MJ is a national treasure.

[@paksuaiman3672]

But basketball already a big sport globally then....still he's the GOAT of nba

[@jjoworld]

​@@paksuaiman3672 lmao looks like someone wasn't around in the 90s

[@bobbybland4979]

Sorry the money and the shoe deals came from Dr J ...just as Jordan came from Dr J

[@Overlorde79]

Man,what a fuck are you talking about? NBA before Jordan had no games in live tv,nobody in the rest of the world even knew the top NBA players of that time,Bird and Magic rivalry saved NBA of going bankrupt and after came Jordan and made NBA a global phenomenon and Nike the biggest sporting brand in the world.

[@purplemonkeydishwasher4241]

​@@paksuaiman3672No, it definitely was not.

[@NateDawg920]

I lived through Jordan as a kid and through my teens and I've been here for LeBrons career. There's no doubt that Jordan is and will always be the best to ever do it.

[@knightrider693]

Lol there is no question

[@NateDawg920]

@knightrider693 I know. But for some reason kids today can't wrap their brain around a very simple concept. 6 NBA finals. Won all 6. MVP in all 6. And not one of those series made it to a game 7. He stayed with Chicago through his entire prime and still had great numbers through his injury plagued seasons with the Wizards. Mike didn't put a million dollars into his body each season. He'd play 36 holes of golf, stay up gambling playing cards, drinking and smoking cigars. Go to practice in the morning then drop 40 points at MSG that night. His father being robbed and killed also took away 2 of his prime seasons. People are idiots. They'd get on MJ for not being a bigger voice for pro black stuff. Well when your father is robbed and killed on the side of the road by 2 black guys and you play ball in Chicago where black on black killing is like a sport in itself..I mean it is what it is. Jordan is an honest guy. I'm sure he'd rather not say anything than lie. LeBron gets all this praise for being mister black power, but he's a phony. When he was saying they spray painted the N word on his garage door of his new mansion in super woke California. Then people noticed he has security cameras everywhere. Suddenly that story goes away real quick. Builds a school in Akron. With a ton of donations and state tax money, but we'll say LeBron did it. Now the test score numbers are brutal, reading and writing levels elementary levels at best and there's a ton of violence..all in this beautiful school filled with the best technologies, the best curriculum, etc. So is it a cultural thing? Noooo..damn white people, right LeBron? He's a phenom no doubt. I rank him 3rd all time behind MJ and Kobe. Physically more gifted I don't care about most points ever because he came out of high school and the care he's put into his god gifted talents has a lot to do with it. Jordan plays same amount of NBA seasons taking care of himself, he'd have most points by a landslide. Then you have to take eras into account. MJ used to get mugged going to the rim. I don't think I've seen LeBron mugged once like that. Like a literal tackle to pull you from the air to the floor. Happened to MJ all the time Anyway, that's my long rant. MJ is a man's man. There's so many stories about that guy. Just a strong character love him or hate him. He stood out amongst other giants of men.

[@jhuntley575]

Idk I feel like kobe took it to another level and king james took it up a notch

[@robglobal1]

Lol Lebron James isn't even a top 15 best basketball player ever. Don't let the media brainwash you.

[@wiseovertime]

This just became the #1 best Michael Jordan documentary of all time.

[@karithema9ician657]

Easily too. And Hollywood is not involved 🥱😂😂🤷🏾‍♂️

[@dewaynelagrone7442]

Agreed.... Footage I've never seen before and Ive been a student of the game for over 33 years

[@paulharbron8439]

Grew up on the Mississippi River in Iowa where after games teams from many counties would show their colors. It was a big occasion with 1000 kids. If Jordan was playing, the spot was dead. No pizza, no fights, no chasing girls. We were all home watching Michael.

[@stunter2875]

Unless you were around during this time. You will never understand just how popular Jordan was and how he made NBA popular world wide. Even people who didn't care about basketball started watching and going to games just to see him play. It was unreal.

[@THP999]

Yep I was 13 when I first saw basketball on tv in 1993 in New Zealand. The next year it seemed like everyone had a ball or merchandise.

[@jtremaine23]

Yep...even "true" grandmas back then who never watched sports at all knew who he was without the access that people receive today.

[@TheDude00-ye7yu]

GOATS: Brady NFL Gretzky NHL Jordan NBA Messi Soccer Debating is fun but this is it

[@abner0584]

@@TheDude00-ye7yu Pool Efren Bata Reyes

[@JuwanAnderson58]

Disagree.

[@spanklocpimpn7517]

Now, these young guys can really see why he's the greatest MJ all day 💯💪🏾

[@Edoggy55]

EXACTLY BROTHA!!

[@spanklocpimpn7517]

@@Edoggy55 💯💪🏾

[@ericb31]

It's not even close! There's not even a debate. There's Jordan, and then there's everyone else! 💯💯💯

[@spanklocpimpn7517]

@@ericb31 💯💯💯

[@kingsatria6483]

goat of highlights. just finished watching bunch of a bulls full game. lack of competition. mostly straight up drive to the basket. soft foul calls. 90s tough defense is just a fantasy. lol.

[@jimwrightingosan3736]

This is why he is THE GREATEST PLAYER OF ALL TIME. Because we still watch he's highlights after all those years and still have goosebumps ✌️💪

[@BonnieMendenhall]

DR j FOR ME

[@ryenanpagulayan]

Dishing and humiliating 2 batches of NBA Superstars. Ahahaha… No debate MJ before NBA is already the GOAT.

[@shenton18]

Exactly 40 odd years later, and his highlights always feels like it was just yesterday. ... still awemazing to look at

[@Bob-te3le]

Facts and plus Kobe for me. I know what I've seen since the 80's Jordan and Kobe are levels above everyone else.

[@Life_943]

8-0 against NBA All -Star is Insane n Isaiah Don't talk about that lol

[@atthespeedoflife2150]

Jordan landing after a dunk was always perfect. Never seen someone land so perfectly after a dunk.

[@Stardropreacts]

1 hour and 50 minutes of just pure greatness💫

[@Stevesautopartsify]

If you didn't live through this man's incredible career no amount of highlights could possibly make you understand just how special MJ was!!! 🐐

[@Soul_Born]

Yes I agree and the bulls intro is the coldest intro in the books of nba history. Just hearing it gives me goosebumps!!! 🔥🔥🥶🥶🥶🤫🤫

[@Haruo-6768]

Really, cause I can say the same for people who didn't see george mikan play, booger smith play, sherman white, bob kurland, nate archibald, bob mcadoo, bill spivey, alex groza, tom gola, wilt, hook mitchell, bill russell, how about kresimir cosic or even radivoj korać or david thompson, earl manigault, gus johnson, wlamir marques, nikos galis, oscar schmidt, oscar robertson, marques haynes, connie hawkins, elgin baylor, maurice stokes, pete maravich, meadowlark lemon, curly neal, guy rodgers, bobby lewis (basketball, born 1946), goose tatum, bob cousy, richie guerin, julius erving. Don't sit here in tell us because we didn't see 1 player who can't even beat every basketball player 1 on 1. He can be the 🐐 all day in basketball and at his position. But when you put him in a 1 on 1 setting. His losing to alot of players easily.

[@jamesturner593]

@@Haruo-6768bruh get out of here 😂 go find someone to agree with your nonsense

[@Haruo-6768]

@@jamesturner593 😆 plenty of people would agree with me on that for sure.

[@327Jhigh]

That’s a fact 💯

[@madmanterry7095]

No one brings it home like joe vincent, No one!!! 30 seconds in and already got chills!

[@jelly7310]

Nobody!!!

[@FrancisMasaba1]

I literally can't get past the first 2 minutes. Keep rewinding, bro haha! This is made perfectly.

[@madmanterry7095]

@@FrancisMasaba1 amen!!! Joseph really has a unique touch to all his videos!!

[@vikkibowers4301]

Excellent! This generation needs to see the reality that is MJ. 🐐

[@ko-rp7ge]

Even old school people call LeBron the goat

[@coryyoung1857]

​@@ko-rp7genot very many and most of those that do its because they got embarrassed by Jordan or they are jealous. And the rest are just clueless

[@ko-rp7ge]

@@coryyoung1857 Shaq and AI chose LeBron. Not all of them are jealous or clueless. Many legends chose LeBron.

[@coryyoung1857]

@@ko-rp7ge Allen Iverson and Shaq both said Jordan is the GOAT haha nice try tho

[@ko-rp7ge]

@@coryyoung1857 AI changed his goat to LeBron and Shaq already chose LeBron as his goat for years. After LeBron broke Kareem's scoring record, Shaq wanted LeBron to call himself the goat,but LeBron refused and chose to leave it to the fans.

[@jmend_1]

I was born in 98’ but my dad showed me basketball at a young age bc of Michael Jordan and til this day nobody compares even in his wizards days. Just watching Jordan makes you want to go outside and play and man we all would like to be like Mike. The league now is soft you can’t convince me it’s more skilled or tougher than it last was in Jordan’s era or early 2000s.

[@krisalan5327]

My friends and I would get together and watch Jordan games. During breaks and timeouts, we would run outside and play basketball and try the moves we just witnessed, then run back in to watch some more, lol

[@ronaldiran5422]

MJ is the GOAT in basketball ❤️❤️🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭

[@tomjjackson21]

I'm honored to have grown up in the era this man played, and given the privilege of witnessing Mike's greatness in real time. This man's skill transcended literally everything. Right, Left, Black, White, Theist, Antitheist it didn't matter. Mikes skill unified society, and transcended cultural, and societal differences. It didn't matter who you were, when Mike played you were watching. Even if you werent a fan of the sport you were a fan of Mike because watching him you knew you were witnessing something special, and you couldn't help but be in awe at this man's unparalleled skill. 90s Bulls spearheaded by Mike is a dynasty that we will presumably never witness again. Lakers with Kobe and Shaq is disputable, but there was just something special about this era. Whatever that *"IT"* is, they personified *"IT"* and that *"IT"* was Michael Jordan. I sympathize with this generation for missing out on this era of sincere greatness. We need a huge, Blockbuster movie about Mikes legacy.

[@MW-op9wx]

It took both Kobe and Shaq to be the Michael Jordan of the Lakers

[@mikeg3335]

Mike wouldn't have done sgit in the NBA without pippin Rodman Longley Salley nash... and a couple of others... he was good but they made him great because they were as well

[@Quinnelly22]

Nobody wins without a “team” 🙄…you’re DEFINITELY NOT a true hoops guru or follower. Your very weak comment you’ve posted tells volumes about your basketball ignorance and minimal at best hoops IQ 💯% FACTS

[@mberrios321]

You​@mikeg3335 you are a LeBum fanatic. 4/6 is a losing record. Am without MIAMI he would have only 1 real championship.

[@marcus.6487]

@@mikeg3335 …mane who tha hell is nash?

[@chrisgrissom3610]

No load management here.. This man was a beast. As a child born in 81, I saw this man shred the pistons, before they were the bad boys... then the league. From that , he became the greatest player ever.. 6-0 Never a game 7 in the finals. Participated in the slam Dunk competition. This man is a icon

[@dominiquejones3805]

MJ played 9 80+ games.He took it upon himself 2 entertain the fans that paid 2 see him.Lbj made it a goal 2 play a full season 2 change the narrative

[@Mirakuru216]

I thought the finals were the best of 7? So like a team only has to win 4 times to beat a team out

[@Honorofkings-1V1KING]

​@@Mirakuru216Exactly he means Jordan was never 3-3 Undisputed

[@Mirakuru216]

@Honorofkings-1V1KING thanks

[@anubjin]

Perfect timing, I was just gobbling up all MJ content of 2023, and now I can watch this masterpiece right after!

[@papacarzzi]

95-96 Season was so special, Mike came back to wear #23 from his previous mid season return where he wore #45. Took the throne back with a triple crown and another chip. It was the biggest thing not just in sports but in the culture.

[@Sonnel_James]

"It's like Michaelangelo re-painting the Sistine Chapel over and over again" best analogy for Michael Jordan's game that I've heard

[@Sonnyv13]

jordan has the best highlights ever...true goat

[@TomGorian]

This video alone makes the MJ the GOAT

[@GMBXNY718]

😂

[@kingrafa3938]

​@@GMBXNY718cry harder 😂

[@luckyluc25]

@@kingrafa3938 LeBron has become the most overrated player this Generation. Lol

[@muztan3100]

"37.1 points a game. And no rest days." You'll never hear that from the NBA ever again... 🐐🐐✔☑☑

[@lopezetienne5108]

yeah cause u can t win like this right now It s much more difficult to win

[@Alyumic]

That's just incorrect ​@@lopezetienne5108

[@Alyumic]

​@@lopezetienne5108 nah way more physical defense back then

[@lopezetienne5108]

@@Alyumic you don't get what you are talking about Now players are more pro and wo t play defense on season Why? Injury Open your eyes, defense are much better right now U can't compare old time and now, no point it s like I compare Joe Louis with Tyson Fury Stop with your defense argument you don't even get what you are talking about Players worth multi million dollars They protect from injury Compare injury in 90area and now and make some math

[@Alyumic]

@@lopezetienne5108 Joe Louis and Tyson fury is a valid comparison boxing from the 60's to 90's was way more competitive and fun to watch as opposed to today's boxing

[@jeffreywesley4873]

As a Chicagoan we were immensely blessed to have Jordan representing our fair city 💪🏾❤️

[@realamerican911]

I grew up watching him and saw most of these games. And he still blows my mind when I watch the highlights.

[@conduitofthegospeldarrellb9154]

MJ content has been peaking randomly over the last 6 months it seems on YT… I love it.

[@HaitianPapi93]

This is the greatest slam dunk of a documentary of all time. MJ is forever the GOAT Of Basketball. Joseph Vincent is the greatest sports KZbin channel ever. I'm grateful to witness your creative genius. I'm in your debt. Thank You 👑💯

[@positivelangbai...4482]

👍

[@bigplanslittledrive4791]

Your work is incredible. It is literally criminal that you aren’t doing big time, massively funded documentaries for traditionally mainstream outlets. But for now I can only say thank you.

[@paulcosta5854]

You're kidding, right?

[@kenw2225]

Lol . He is big time. Tv is irrelevant anymore.

[@Wh4L205]

What I will always love about the 3 Mikes (Jordan, Jackson, Tyson) is they were global phenomenons without social media era. Those times were so much better.

[@RebelliousEra]

Who else is still a fan of MJ in 2024?

[@Ctothebg]

Be a fan til the day I’m dead.

[@elel3439]

Factz

[@colinbuckley4445]

Me bruh I’ll be one till I die

[@Daywalker2564]

Meeeeee

[@mjpink23]

he got his name in the history even my child knows him

[@briantneary2248]

There will never be anyone better at their sport than MJ was at his. No one. Period. End of story. Those of us who grew up watching it in real time know that, without any doubt

[@LIONTAMER3D]

(*Tom_Brady has entered the chat*)

[@briantneary2248]

​@@LIONTAMER3DI'm a new Englander, born and raised in Mass. I'm not arguing that one.

[@EL_Jeffy_101]

@@LIONTAMER3D lol no

[@jtremaine23]

@@LIONTAMER3D Brady is great but he wasn't as good at football as MJ was at basketball. For one, he could never get past Eli Manning. As far as the Mannings are concerned, give me Peyton in the regular season but Eli in the Super Bowl.

[@seymourbutts563]

Maybe Tiger Woods

[@merlin5420]

Undisputed GOAT!!! …No Cap ..no flops

[@scottatkins3299]

All NBA players need to recognize that MJ made this league what it is. He is and always will be the Godfather of the NBA.

[@Kunfucious577]

Every generation has a responsibility to make the league better for the next. Dr J and Wilt handed off to magic and bird. Then to MJ and so on. It’s been better until this generation. This generation took the money and forgot who is paying for all the tickets.

[@BonnieMendenhall]

DR j FOR ME

[@kenw2225]

Not their fault though. The players would've never done this without their parasitic agents . They were told , don't play, cause you'll lose money if you get injured, when next contract comes up. Then that money chasing virus spread to college, and then to the youths. Now lots of guys want to go pro in sports to get the perks of the lifestyle. They don't care about winning. Still want to be called a legend lol, but don't want to try hard in the games.

[@mexoutoftex2986]

​@Live4birdies Jordan took it to another level tho, these new dudes would never gotten those multi million dollar deals if it wasn't for jordan.

[@marymary83436]

I would say magic is the godfather and Michael is the all time king

[@BaneTrogdor]

The GOAT of all sports if you ask me!

[@Cobra0710]

Jordan has the highest scoring average for a career in NBA history -- in an era that was harder to score. Teams scored less than 90+ points a game (now it's 111), hand-checking and uniform tugging prevailed, players could camp out in the paint for longer than 3 seconds, and brutal fouls were the order of the day. On top of that, Jordan was one of the best defenders ever in NBA history - a defense player of the year and 9-times First Team NBA honors for All-Defensive Team.

[@910tray4]

The 🐐.. I wish I had memories of watching him play he only played 2 years out of my lifetime but I still know he’s the best to ever put a NBA jersey on

[@nathansingleton1514]

Mike was on whole other level, sweeping the nba all stars with the Olympic squad then dominating the league as a rookie. Imagine if they had social media when he did all this.

[@86baydizzle]

Those all-stars really dicked him over when he became an all-star himself. You know the Isaiah Thomas story?

[@juliuscaesar6994]

If somebody did that now I swear to god the internet would blow up so ridiculous

[@tyreepowell8367]

Michael Jordan The G.O.A.T 🐐🏀🏆👑🥇 1x National Champion🏆 1x NBA All Second Team 1x NBA Defensive Player Of The Year 1x NBA Rookie Of The Year 1x NBA Rookie All First Team 2x Gold Medalist🏅 2x NBA Slam Dunk Contest Champion 3x NBA All Star MVP 4x Gold Medalist 5x NBA MVP 6x NBA Champion 6x NBA Finals MVP 9x NBA All Defensive First Team 10x All NBA First Team 10x NBA Scoring Champion 14x NBA All Star

[@Steve_643]

2x Gold Medalist Not sure where you got 4 from

[@TavonneLelea]

@@Steve_643 shouldve got 4

[@xxinfamousx1]

He won 4 gold medals 1983 Pan American Games 1984, 1992 Olympic Games 1992 Tournament of the Americas

[@Buisness1]

Take THAT LeFlop!

[@minatosensei0315]

It's nothing to Bill Russell's 11 rings in 13 years. 😂😂😂😂

[@zin9466]

The fact that he went away for a long time then made a comeback and still conquering the game, outplayed everyone, and got even stronger, shows how this game was meant for him. He was destined to rule basketball. Its not even about consistency atp. He was flawless.

[@josephbishop8817]

MJ is the reason half the league or more now is playing basketball.

[@karithema9ician657]

Man what ? 100% 🤦🏾‍♂️🤷🏾‍♂️ They all MJ kids even dudes like Jokic who act like they didn’t study and watch the true GREATS

[@Warszawski_Modernizm]

@@karithema9ician657 Jokic never claimed NOT LOVING MJ, he told it many times, it was MJ who gave inspiration

[@WarioSaysSo]

Michael "AIR" Jordan was and will always be the greatest basketball player of all times !!!! No player or sports athlete have had near a "fgodlike" status among people all over the world. The karisma, the boldnes, the toughness, the athletics, the determination and the killer instinct to go up against any man and any team with-out ever backing away. The more you put on in gameplay, it would only make Jordan do more and the more hard work you did, the even more Jordan would do. He would never-ever let you off with-out a serious battle and if you somehow managed to win, Jordan would in rematch destroy you with-out losing a beat. You never wanted to wake this giant if he ever slept! You would live to regret it evrey day of your life if you did.... Chicago Bulls: 1984-1993, 1995-1998. Washington Wizards: 2001-2003. # 15 NBA League seasons. # 6-time NBA League Champion: 1991, 1992 & 1993 + 1996, 1997 & 1998. # 2-time Olympic Gold medalist: 1984 & 1992. # 5-time NBA MVP: 1988, 1991, 1992, 1996 & 1998. # 6-time NBA Finals MVP: 1991, 1992, 1993, 1996, 1997 & 1998. # 10-time NBA scoring champion: 1987 - 1993 & 1996 - 1998. # NBA Defensive Player of the Year: 1988. # 3-time NBA steals leader: 1988, 1990 & 1993. # 2-time NBA Slam Dunk Contest champion: 1987 & 1988. # NBA Rookie of the Year: 1985. # 10-time All-NBA First Team: 1987 - 1993 & 1996 - 1998. # All-NBA Second Team: 1985. # 9-time NBA All-Defensive First Team: 1988 - 1993 & 1996 - 1998. # NBA All-Rookie First Team: 1985. # 14-time NBA All-Star Games: 1985 - 1993, 1996 - 1998 & 2002 - 2003. # 3-time NBA All-Star Game MVP: 1988, 1996 & 1998. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ # NCAA champion: 1982. # National College Player of the Year: 1984. # 2-time Consensus first-team All-American: 1983 - 1984. # ACC Player of the Year: 1984. # 2-time First-team All-ACC: 1983, 1984. # ACC Rookie of the Year: 1982. # McDonald's All-American: 1981. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # 3-time AP Athlete of the Year Award winner: 1991 - 1993. # Sports Illustrated Sportsperson of the Year Award: 1991.

[@yankee_tango]

That is why Jordan is the GOAT. There won't ever be another. Larry Bird said it best "Michael Jordan wasn't a man, he was God dressed as Michael Jordan. " Larry Bird one of the duo that brought the NBA back from the brink of bankruptcy, he along with Earvin "Magic" Johnson. Those 2 men have said multiple times that Jordan was, is and always will be the GOAT 🐐.

[@WarioSaysSo]

@@yankee_tango So fully true! So true. Amen.

[@thecaptain9212]

@@yankee_tango yall r grown men calling another man God

[@GoGetYourShinebox]

Lebron fans are too dumb to understand or just in plain denial

[@yankee_tango]

@@thecaptain9212 I was just repeating what Larry Bird has said on multiple occasions about Michael Jordan. I saw blessed to have seem MJ in person and I can assure you this, the light around him was different and much more bright than anyone on the floor with him.

[@blisshyatt6350]

Yep, gonna go head and clear the next one hour fifty two minutes and twenty three seconds of my schedule because the GOAT dropped a documentary about the GOAT!

[@DRob_22]

I’m sorry what y’all kids see now is considered greatness, or the standard by which greatness is measured. Seeing this man go through his career in real time was like nothing else. You never felt cheated, or like anything else you had to do was as important as watching him play on the court. Anyone arguing on who’s the Goat is either a hater or too ignorant to understand.

[@phatpocketjaz2920]

I grew up on the south side of Chicago during the 80’s and watching MJ play was like watching a fantasy movie, he was unlike anything imaginable, he was basketball!!!

[@omarsanchez4730]

The best documentary there is about Michael "Air" Jordan, congratulations.

[@eddy_8232]

The ferociousness of his dunks were just next level. No one dunked like him

[@shehateme9955]

I probably played Michael Jordan Come Fly With Me over 300 times as a kid athlete. MJ was like a living urban legend. Utterly unbelievable & never to be duplicated

[@Bob-te3le]

So Kobe didn't duplicate Jordan ?

[@shehateme9955]

@@Bob-te3le as much as he could. The reason I say this is MJ was the predecessor/prototype @ the perfect time for the game, business, sneakers etc. You can't duplicate that timing & what he did with it. Nah

[@purplemonkeydishwasher4241]

​@Bob-te3le He didn't duplicate shit. He wasn't as athletic, efficient or dominant as Jordan.

[@therealcyberius]

I have been a Bulls fan since 1983. This video brought me back to when MJ was drafted and the absolute excitement and passion he brought to the game. Thank you for all of your hard work and passion!

[@rightuppercut1426]

23 thumbs up. As if it is meant to be. Can’t bring myself to add one and make it 24. 😊

[@alphamarshan]

MJ is and always will be the GOAT.

[@jed3177]

Lebron

[@EL_Jeffy_101]

@@jed3177you a clown if you think Lebron is… straight up, this comment proves it…

[@holymacarenafin2319]

​@@jed3177Lebron isnt bad but just doesnt have what you need to be GREATEST OF ALL TIME. Sure he great but just not all time.

[@tino0936]

@@jed3177GOAT in flopping. Definitely.

[@lastbestplace8112]

@@jed3177 "what you do has to transcend the generations in order to retain your place as the goat" MJ did that...Lebron...not so much

[@and0r4de]

I'm from Northeast Brazil. In my uncle's room, the decoration included the jersey of his favorite football team, a vinyl collection with Michael Jackson's first album displayed prominently, and a framed poster of Michael Jordan. Jordan epitomizes greatness.

[@natethenub6595]

One of the best channels on all of YT!

[@jenniferdavis3561]

This is so good. All lebron fans need to see what a real superstar looks like. Changed basketball, changed Nike, and changed sports advertising

[@leewuo4443]

Yhea and you know he sticked with one team only…Chicago bulls.

[@jasonwhite4974]

It gotta start somewhere tho 🤷🏾 LeBron changed a lot of things to but MJ the goat for sure 👍🏾

[@matchbox8135]

@@jasonwhite4974 Zoom Lebron still can't beat Air Jordans

[@HFH-Official]

​@@jasonwhite4974Lebron hasn't changed anything. If anything he changed the way we look at superteams. That's the only thing he has done. Team hopping.

[@MrDH8]

@@HFH-Officialyou clearly live through a revisionist lens cause Boston did it first. One could argue they’d done it multiple times before Bron ever thought about going to Miami.

[@NatureCadence]

I've been watching Jordan highlights for 40 years and this documentary has many plays I've never seen before, especially from his early years. I also really appreciate how you included broader context to some of his more well-known highlights such as what transpired just before the play. Incredibly well done, thank you!

[@scottwalters9440]

I'm so thankful for this to come out the day after that Lakers circus last night. I truly feel sorry for people who never got to watch him play...The only GOAT ever!

[@DeeJayMiguelSanchez]

This is the best Jordan documentary I've ever seen, and I've seen a lot of them

[@DSPHistoricalSociety]

Thanks!

[@giantatt25]

The greatest basketball player whoever lived! Indeed I am a Golden State warriors fan. But I'll even say this; not even Steph Curry himself and all his feets could never touch Air Jordan🏀⛹️🗑️

[@MrVvulf]

Curry and Jordan both grew up and played their college ball in NC.

[@032HULK]

Don't mention the name Stephbrick at the same time as MJ, thanks.

[@Steve_643]

Curry a great player, best shooter ever but he isn’t on the same level as Jordan

[@TheBigShotJonesy]

All his “feets” 😂😂 sorry I know it’s a typo but that’s funny af to read.

[@86baydizzle]

​@@032HULKstephbrick?????? Maybe pick a different criticism of curry than that lol

[@egroegartfart]

I dont know how mqny of these docs on jordan have been made but i keep watching them all. If you ever need motivation just watch one of them. There is no player currently or ever that was this good. Period.

[@SuperNate666]

Your like the MJ of sports documentaries 😊. Nobody does it like Joe...

[@JoeVincentPresents]

Thanks!

[@tyreepowell8367]

​@@JoeVincentPresentsEveryone Loves Your KZbin Channel

[@holymacarenafin2319]

​@@JoeVincentPresentsinsane documets. They should hire you to Make theys. 🤝

[@Sandrineworld]

Michael Air Jordan was and will remain the GOAT, ever and ever...Stop talking or comparing with Lebron or else, Michael was and will remain unreachable, he IS basketball. In 1991, when i discovered him (i'm a french woman) when the Bulls won the title for the 1st time, Basketball became a passion and i entered a basketball club because of MJ...Keep flying his airness!

[@CasualGamerPlays]

The effect Michael Jordan had on basketball is the same effect Hulk Hogan had on professional wrestling in the early-mid 80's to late 90's. Fans watched but, others who were not interested, all of the sudden became interested, invested, and these two individuals came along and took their professions to global heights

[@brianr5356]

The absolute BEST Michael Jordan and the Bulls video I've seen in a very long time. Im a born and raised Chicagoan who was lucky enough to watch all this as it happened. I was 10 years old when the Bulls drafted MJ. I got to grow up watching the GREATEST to ever lace up a pair of gym shoes/Jordan's. To witness the Bulls go from being non existent to a dynasty. I'll pass this video on to friends and family so they can go back to the greatest era of basketball which was dominated by one player for his entire career, Michael Jordan!

[@Imhim247]

MJ is ones of the greatest ever. I'm glad as a kid who grew up in the 90's watched MJ playing games on my TV. Heck, even his short baseball career as well. Not only Basketball player. His shoes change the sneaker culture. Amazing video.

[@EL_Jeffy_101]

Not one of the greatest, he is the greatest. Hands down barred none.

[@Imhim247]

@@EL_Jeffy_101 Yes indeed

[@CentlonCOD]

correction, you mean MJ is the GREATEST EVER

[@Imhim247]

@@CentlonCOD Yes. In my case, I witness many greatness in the 90's, lol

[@scottfoster-burner]

Mj the goat. Period.

[@paulespinoza1994]

I had to look at this again the stats for his historic 69 points against Cleveland. He hit 18 rebounds for a fucking guard are you kidding me! That is possibly more impressive the 69

[@JonGlez978]

What a Beast! My eyes don't lie to me this is the best I've ever seen...

[@nathanmckenzie904]

The eye test doesn't lie

[@horbus1]

I was a teenager in the early 90s watching jordan win back to back 3 peats. I couldn’t miss any of his games on tv because u could miss something historic he might and did do. No other sports player made me watch like MJ did. The younger generation will never understand. U had to be there in the late 80s early to mid 90s

[@jamesprez7296]

They really trying to say that anyone is better than this guy??? I'll take the Kobe comparison but people saying Kobe is Mike 2.0 should put the pipe down. How can any human be an upgrade of an ALIEN? Let's not even talk about their King. They should just leave THE GOAT alone and understand that they're ALL fighting for 2nd place. AMAZING job putting together this video.

[@stevenx2523]

I'm thankful to be the age (currently 42) that I got to watch Michael Jordan and Wayne Gretzky tear sports apart at the same time.

[@sinhnguyen8135]

I’m slightly older, but I get it man. Bird/Magic/MJ, Gretzky/Mario Lemieux/Patrick Roy, Joe Montana/Jerry rice/Deion/Bo Jackson. A lot of these guys were built different. Athletes these days bitch and cry about everything (especially in the NBA)

[@sinhnguyen8135]

@@CancelHappiness I’m just talking about players from the 80s 😂

[@sinhnguyen8135]

@@CancelHappiness You arguing for the sake of arguing. Brady was drafted in 2000 . I don’t think anyone considers him as an athlete from this time span even though he recently retire. Even he has a video talking about how players are different now. He definitely built differently too.

[@bozarks7580]

+Tyson

[@jhorst-zy8vy]

I love how you show his early years dunks in slow-motion…and back to where he jumped from. Poetry in motion as people say. I never get tired of watching MJ. Thank you, JV for this amazing video!

[@giiiddyup]

This is an excellent documentary. Multiple clips I've never seen before.. Been a life long fan.. was lucky enough to grow up in the Chicago area and follow his entire career. Best memories were watching the Bulls in the playoffs every June, sitting on my family's back screened- in porch.

[@Psyfi85]

Oh yes, for me it was WGN games on some run of the mill Tuesday night. Just to witness his greatness any given night was a privilege.

[@arthurbrown-jy2ez]

This is what people need to watch , this is so good a video of the real and one and only King nobody compares

[@joeleaf3082]

You are truly the GOAT! So excited for this updated video. Your MJ video was one of my favorites

[@capurera2]

Commenting because you're amazing, this video is amazing, and the algorithm needs to spread this

[@zay7808]

The best KZbin documentary I’ve seen of The Great Michael Jordan.. He’s almost mythical at this point the one and only 🐐 Same with you Mr Vincent you deserve some sort award for keeping such Great Content coming consistently us fans love you.. Love how over an hour of Jordan at his athletic peak in the 80s

[@redhcivic92]

I love 1:20:24. Scottie looks back like, "where he come from?"

[@sammythatbul1667]

Born in ‘84, I grew up watching MJ and VHS 📼 tapes like “Come Fly With Me” and would go on the patio on the adjustable Fisher Price w/ the breakaway rim and practice the ball manipulation, up and under, dunks and every aspect of MJ’s game 🏀. I could watch MJ highlights for hours on end.

[@uscgbmcmretired2490]

Thanks Joe Vincent! Michael's first year was my first year of high school so I got to witness his whole career! Wilbon said it best: "Whatever you paid to see Michael Jordan play, it wasn't enough! You knew that every night out there, you were going to get the greatest concert of your life!" The greatest entertainer, athlete, and basketball player I've ever seen without question! Add to that, the closest thing to a guaranteed win in team sports history! Even on nights his shot was off/even in games he lost - he always played like Michael Jordan!

[@inumari3703]

Great work brother, I grew up in the 90’s and had a Chicago bulls hat and jacket and never watched basketball as a kid I just knew Michael Jordan was great. But now I see why, thank again for this amazing documentary.

[@RogerDominguez-de4hj]

The kids of this generation we are in now will never understand how great Jordan was when it came to basketball. His raw talent and the will to win at all cost is what made him into a unstoppable force.

[@Sonnel_James]

MJ's jump shot is a thing of beauty. With how high he jumps and releases his shots it must've been a scary sight to see for opposing teams.. I would imagine

[@cesarbriones2419]

I’m 14 minutes into this and already I think this is probably the best narrated and cut documentary I’ve seen by a youtube channel. Great 👍🏼

[@avatarskyriser4066]

never seen a player with such a natural transition to the professionals than MJ! It was just meant to be.

[@stephcarlofc]

Joe Vincent is officially the greatest sports YT channel ever!! And I have a Michael Jordan calendar in the back of me. You meticulous attention to detail, heart, soul and passion you put in these videos is beyond respectable and amazing. MJ will always be 🐐 of 🏀.

[@pesky19]

the goat himself makes a documentary on the goat himself

[@JoeySublett]

A documentray of the GOAT...by the documentary GOAT! THIS is PERFECTION! Joe Vincent is the DGOAT!

[@chrismslight4961]

Excellent video! Shawn Kemp was my favorite player to watch . He is without a doubt a hall of fame player.

[@toons124]

No one will ever say “He’s the LeBron James of…” It will always be “He’s the Michael Jordan of…”

[@SLTschooloftruth]

BOOM

[@gz1208]

LeBron James is associated to flopping

[@demondbramlett5944]

The fact you guys bringing up LeBron in a Jordan video shows how great LeBron is😂😂😂

[@AirLancer]

@@demondbramlett5944 Now that's just cope logic if I ever read it.

[@gregmorales3271]

@@demondbramlett5944 dream on

[@Serjkidd]

Incredible highlight/doco of the undisputed GOAT. There is absolutely NO ONE that has an argument to be on his level. Michael Jordan 1st.. Daylight 2nd.. And the rest can fight it out for third.

[@perpetualmotion357]

There will never be a sports decade quite like the 80's again. Michael Jordan and Mike Tyson in their prime was absolutely electrifying.

[@antoniotrivelloni8191]

Don’t forget the GOAT RB Barry

[@HungPhan-zh4vq]

Damn watched the whole things. One of the best documentary ever. MJ IS THE GOAT THE GOD OF BASKETBALL. You have to learn to fail before you succeed is on point with my own career. I will grow the best bud there is lol

[@joncabotxox9389]

This video gave me goosebumps and tears to my eyes. I miss this time so much. The 80s and 90s were so amazing

[@CasualPrince]

Thank you for this undoubted masterpiece and for all the work you do for us on here. It's the only place for sports bio docs. Nobody brings it home like...JOE VINCENT! 👑 ⚽️🏀🏈🥊⚾️

[@SsgShumpert]

NOBODY!

[@gcqtvchannel4125]

after 2 decades you just can't get enough of His Airness!

[@ISCFworld]

I'm 12 minutes into watching this filmmaker's video and I'm amazed to find that it's not just rehashing old Michael Jackson footage. In fact, I'm still discovering new things about MJ's work an new NBA history like WOW. I previously thoughtthere was nothing new to learn, but this video has shown me there's still more to explore, and it's all fresh and original content. Truly amazing!

[@nariosalibay2085]

GOAT player... GOAT documentary of Michael Jordan. Thank you Joe Vincent

[@xPr0DiiGyxLORDsh]

This is truly beautiful. And isn't cool out of all the time on this earth we get to witness his greatness here together?

[@kinlw9759]

you should had won some acknowledgement in the field of sports documentary. You make one of the best sports documentary here. Many many thanks

[@felixy23]

80'-90' was like the peak of entertainment and sports industries. y'all can't denied their music in 80'-90', great ton of movies, stand-up comedy, racing like F1 and motogp, 50% of those eras i was watching sports all the time and my favorite one NBA on NBC. great days great years to watch legends like Larry Bird, Magic, and goat himself MJ compete each other. after he retired there's no one can be like him. some people may not like him but without Jordan i guess i can never dreamed of playing basketball

[@StonerCreek74]

The impact this man had both on and off the court is unfathomable. No one person in our lifetime has left more of a mark on everything they touched.

[@krisalan5327]

Im 45. I still watch these kinds of videos about this man and ask myself, how did he do that? Still entertaining after all these years. No one else has ever created that for me except Michael Jordan

[@joncabotxox9389]

This is a GREAT documentary